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Old 02-27-2015, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Airhoss View Post
How long it takes to get to a legacy depends very much on timing. It also depends on the person.

It takes timing and depends upon the person.

I had plenty of peers whose dads were well placed in an airline and as a result were able to get hired at a legacy while very young. Who you know and who you are play a major role in success in certain paths in life. If your dad owns a chain of furniture stores then be a furniture salesmen. If your mother is a legacy airline captain then be an airline pilot. It makes life much easier to have well placed allies and to stay within the conduit of opportunity.

"Don't follow your passion but rather have your passion follow you." - Mike Rowe

In summary - Go where there is opportunity for you. If you are just another nameless suburban kid with a pile of school debt to finance a long shot aviation career perhaps you should reevaluate?

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